Linux Beginner's Course A-Z [Lesson 2]: Hands-On Tutorial | Classify
Learn the basics of using the Linux Terminal in this beginner-friendly session.
In this video, you will learn how to open the Terminal, understand the command prompt, check your current directory, list files and folders, move between directories, clear the screen, and use Linux manual pages.
Commands covered include:
pwd
ls
ls -l
ls -a
ls -lh
cd
clear
man
whoami
hostname
date
You will also learn useful keyboard shortcuts such as Tab completion, command history with the arrow keys, Ctrl + L, and Ctrl + C.
This session includes practical demonstrations and a final challenge to help you build confidence using Linux without relying on menus.
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0:00 Your First Terminal
0:44 What You Will Be Able to Do
1:28 Six Hands-On Exercises
2:15 Why Use the Terminal at All?
3:09 What the Terminal Actually Is
3:59 Live Demo: Opening the Terminal
5:26 Anatomy of the Prompt
6:13 pwd — Print Working Directory
7:07 Live Demo: Where Am I?
8:18 ls — List What Is Here
9:17 Live Demo: Explore Your Home Folder
10:43 cd — Move Around the System
11:44 Live Demo: Navigating the File System
12:57 clear — Keep the Screen Readable
13:54 Live Demo: Cleaning the Terminal
15:19 man — The Manual Is Already Installed
16:08 Live Demo: Using Manual Pages
17:15 Three Habits That Make You Fast
18:14 When a Command Does Not Work
19:22 Everything From This Session
20:04 Challenge Lab: No Notes, No Menus
20:55 Understanding the Linux File System